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Question: Sorry, I’ll get it right one of these days. Correction on my correction on the above two entries. I should have written “Wednesday” instead of “Thursday” concerning both Jewish and our time. Jesus died on Wednesday the 9th hour Jewish time and 3 P.M. our time. I do want to ask you something else. […]

Question: In Revalation, Ch.3, Jesus rebukes the Laodicean church as “lukewarm”, and says He will spew (vomit) them out of His mouth. Some have said that the letters to the Asian churches actually are to the Church in different historical periods, with Laodicea being the present time. If this is the case, how can one

Question: Dr. Lindstrom, were Ashtoroth (sp.?) and Baal real people who actually lived and set themselves up as objects of Worship? Answer: Apparently, Nimrod of Genesis chapter 10 had a wife that is equivalent to Ashtoroth and her son Baal. Read the book ‘TWO BABYLONS’ by Hislop for the history of Baal. Should Christians use

Question: I want to find out if you know what the “mystery” is that is spoken of in Rev. 10:7? It has to be revealed when (or prior to) the 7th angel begins to sound his trumpet. Answer: Rev. 10:7 But in the days of the voice of the seventh angel, when he shall begin

Question: On one of your programs you stated “we are saved by Jesus’ death.” Is this not misleading because many people believe that Jesus lived and died but are not going to be saved? Aren’t we really saved by believing who Jesus is, since He is God, that He is the Savior, and that He

Question: Dr. Lindstrom, since the time change on your radio program, I am rarely able to listen, but I do check the website at least once a day, if not more. There are some very interesting questions asked here and I look forward to reading your answers. Your comments and answers here are very important

Question: Dr. Lindstrom, my question concerns the Apostle Paul when he told the Christians of his day to be silent referring to speaking in tongues if no interpreter was present. I realize he was referring to the Christians of that era who were actually speaking in tongues,or foreign languages, but do you think the interpreters

Question: Dr. Lindstrom you stated 144,000 that will be saved after the rapture will all be Jews, and men at that, and is it so that when Jesus came to earth it was also to save the Jew and Israel, and everything you read in the Bible has to do with Israel and the Jew.

Question: Dr. Lindstrom Can you explain the difference between and the beliefs between, Christians/Christianity and the Catholics/Catholicism Thanks Answer: Basically, it’s a difference between Christianity and Catholicism as you rightly point out. Christianity is God’s believers and Catholicism is part of Satan’s plan to deceive the world. The focal point of Christianity is believing on

Question: I heard you on your radio show concerning the NIV and Acts 8:37. Do you not see any problems with that verse? May you can answer the following for me concerning the phrase “with all mine heart.” When will I know that I have believed with “all mine heart” if my heart is wicked

Question: You quoted Genesis 1:2, as stating, “and the earth became without form and void.” The word “became” is not in the verse. KJV correctly translates it “was” (from the Hebrew word hayetha) and Scofield is in error to translate it “became.” In context, the verb does not indicate a change of state which is

Question: 02-02-02; Concerning the Yucantan Peninsula where supposedly an asteriod hit the earth 65 million years ago. Scientist have no real proof that this really occurred. The theory is based on data that have alternative explanations. Matter of fact, many believe it to be the remains of a volcano. Concerning the fossil record, “the fossil

Question: Feb.03, 2001; Concerning Exodus 20:11, you are correct to say that the verse does not use the word “created” in it. Nevertheless, the word “made” in the verse refers to not only the “heaven and earth, the sea” but also to “all that in them is.” Clearly (dealing with this last phrase) the scriptures

Question: Pastor, the word “replenish” in Genesis 1:28, is the Hebrew word “male.” It simply means to fill, not to refill. Even Noah Webster’s 1828 Dictionary brings this point out which is closer (also in time) to the meaning of the KJV (published in 1611) then our modern dictionaries. If you look up the word

Question: Dr. Lindstrom, I was listening to your radio program a few days ago when a caller asked about Romans 8:1. I was shocked to learn that the last ten words had been added by the KJV translators. This new explanation also made the verse much clearer to me. I cannot help but wonder, how

Question: Dr.Lindstrom,could you please explain Hebrews 6:4-8.Thanks Answer: Can a person who has been saved lose his salvation? This question has been a perplexing one to many. Maybe you have been questioning the genuineness of your salvation. Are you really saved? Are you really sure? Consider the alternative, that you could lose your salvation. By

Question: Dr. Lindstrom In John: it states unless you are baptise with water and the spirit you can not enter the kingdom of heaven. Can you explain this please. Thanks Answer: John 3:5 is speaking of a BIRTH AND NOT BAPTISM! The new birth is as real as the first birth. The Lord Jesus Christ

Question: There are those who believe that the Rapture might not include all those who profess to be Christians, but only those who “are ready”, like the 5 virgins waiting for the bridegroom who had oil in their lamps. Please comment. Answer: You are right about them. Many profess to be Christians and the Lord

Question: Dr. Lindstrom what would and or should a believer tell someone if asked why does God allow bad things to happen to people, or why does he allow Satan to do bad things to people, weather or not they are beleivers or nonbelivers. Answer: Acts 14:17 says, “Nevertheless he left not himself without witness,

Question: Hebrews 10:26 and other passages there seem to indicate that we can lose our salvation: “If we sin willfully after we have received knowldege of the truth, there remains no sacrifice for sins…”. Please explain. Thanks Pastor. Answer: The apostle Peter tells us that there are some passages in the writings of the apostle

Question: Dr. Lindstrom In Genesis 3:16 the last part of the verse states “and thy desire shall be to thy husband”. I have heard several Pastors say that the word “desire” does not mean wanting your husband but they say it means that the woman wants to rule over her husband. I have tried to

Question: How will King David be serving in the millennium, when Christ is here ruling for the 1000 years. And will we be (all christians) in Jerusalem, or in that area? What happened to the United States and the rest of the world countries as we know them during this time? I’m sorry, but since

Question: 2-10-02; Me think you are taking Jeremiah 4:23-25 out of context. The world “earth” in 4:23 is commonly translated as “land” as in verses 4:5,7,20,& 27, which refers to the land of Judah. This land or earth that was “without form, and void” refers to “all the cities thereof were broken down,” the coming

Question: Pastor, maybe you can answers these questions on your radio show if you have time too. Answer: Great idea! Thanks for the suggestion. I may begin to do just that.

Question: Is Jesus and God the same?Who is Abraham?Who is David? Answer: Jesus said, ‘I and my Father are one.’ John 10:30 Abraham is the father of the nation of Israel. David was a shepherd King of Israel that God promised the Messiah would come of his lineage.